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ENT300 CHAPTER 3 & 4

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these are external factors that influence financial decisions?

a)

Price

b)

Personal

c)

Cultural

d)

Marketing

e)

Finance

2.

Which best identify Internal factors influencing financial decisions?

a)

Age

b)

Gender

c)

Occupation

d)

Social Influences

e)

Marketing

3.

What is a cost-benefit analysis?

a)

The taxes that people pay when they buy something.

b)

A process that allows businesses and individuals to analyze where to spend money.

c)

The amount of money required to have or do something

4.
Following are the elements of social environment:
a)
Educational system and literacy rates
b)
family structure
c)
caste and occupational structure
d)
all of the above
5.
technological environment includes:
a)
advances in production technology
b)
advances in information technology
c)
popularity of e -banking
d)
all of the above
6.
Which of the following is an example of social environment?
a)
money supply in the economy     
b)
consumer protection act
c)
The constitution of the country       
d)
composition of family
7.
Following is not the importance of business environment:
a)
Get first mover advantage
b)
complexity
c)
Tapping useful resources
d)
better performance
8.

Which of the following statement is TRUE?

a)

Creativity is a genetic condition

b)

Creativity is a set of skills that can be learned

c)

Creativity is a biological phenomenon unique to certain individuals

d)

Creativity is determined by blood line

9.

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

a)

Creativity is only for artists

b)

Creativity is a fixed trait that only certain people possess

c)

Creativity is measurable

d)

Creativity is the same with IQ

10.

The following statements describe how children can be creative, EXCEPT _____.

a)

All children are naturally creative

b)

Younger children possess inherent curiosity

c)

Children do not adjust their creativity to conform with social expectation

d)

Children learn to compare their product to other children’s

11.

Why do parents and teachers need to provide children with a healthy and creative environment?

a)

Because children tend to not be creative

b)

Because children need detailed instructions

c)

Because children have to learn in a strict manner

d)

Because children adjust their creative efforts to their environment’s expectations

12.

What are factors influencing creativity?

a)

Individual factors, Organisational Factors, Leadership Style

b)

Individual Factors, Organisational Factors, Organisational Climate, Culture and Structure

c)

Individual Factors, Organisational Factors, Resource and Skills

d)

Nature of Work, Organisational Factors, Organisational Climate, Culture and Structure

13.

What are 3 components which formed creativity?

a)

expertise, passion and motivation

b)

curiosity, creative-thinking skills and motivation

c)

expertise, creative-thinking skills and motivation

d)

expertise, determination and motivation

14.

What is 5 major organisation factors that enhance creativity?

a)

Organisational Climate, Organisational Culture, Leadership Style, Resource & Skills and Structure & System

b)

Organisational Climate, Organisational Creativity, Leadership Style, Resource & Skills and Structure & System

c)

Organisational Climate, Organisational Culture, Leadership Style, Resource & Skills and Business Plan

d)

Organisational Climate, Organisational Culture, Leadership Style, Knowledge and Structure & System

15.

What is 4 rules to facilitate creativity?

a)

Withholding Judgement, Freewheeling, Generating Quantity of Ideas and Hitchhiking on the ideas of others

b)

Withholding Judgement, Criticized, Generating Quantity of Ideas and Combining the ideas of others

c)

Turn Off The Group Process, Freewheeling, Generating Quantity of Ideas and Hitchhiking on the ideas of others

d)

Withholding Judgement, Freewheeling, Experiment and Hitchhiking on the ideas of others

16.

Which part of brain that can enable creativity?

a)

cerebellum

b)

brainstem

c)

cerebrovit

d)

cerebrum

17.

Which one is not creativity definition?

a)

how the human solve the problem by using the power of their thinking creating a new appropriate high value of design depend on his fruitful, dynamic and effective mind.

b)

The ability to produce something novel, something with the stamp of uniqueness upon it

c)

the act of turning new and imaginative ideas into reality.

d)

unpredictability in the behavior of a complex natural system

18.

According to the Reading text: We innovate because we want to increase the amount of money our businesses make.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

According to the Reading Text: Being innovative is all about using the newest technologies in your business.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

According to the Reading Text: Customers often don’t know what they want.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

According to the Reading Text: McDonald’s have not changed their menu since they started.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

What is Innovation?

a)

Short term goals in the business

b)

How many times a business has changed their product.

c)

A "new idea, creative thoughts, new imaginations in form of device or method".

d)

the exclusive and assignable legal right, given to the originator for a fixed number of years, to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material.

23.

What is the importance of Innovation?

a)

Management research confirms that organisations that

meet the innovation challenge out perform their

competitors in terms of market share, profitability, growth

and market capitalisation (Tidd, Bessant, & Pavitt, 2005).

b)

innovative organisations are better able to mobilize the knowledge, skills and experiences of people and successfully create new products, services and ways of getting things done faster, better and cheaper.

c)

Although creativity is innovations's precursor, both are key issues for organisational survival growth.

d)

All of the Above

24.

What are examples of strategies for sustained innovation?

a)

Reduce Bureaucracy

b)

Closed Communcation

c)

Instill a Sense of Ownership

d)

People Processes

25.

Innovative companies require their employees to:

a)

Be selfish

b)

Seek new opportunities

c)

Reluctant to take risks

d)

Isolated work environment

26.

How does establishing a clear sense of direction encourage innovation?

a)

A clear sense of direction helps to organise and direct people's creativity.

b)

A well-defined mission encourages everyone to focus on innovations that deliver the greatest value.

c)

As ideas surface, employees can immediately act on the ones that further a business's objectives.

d)

All of the above

27.

What is business innovation?

a)

Is when an organzation introduce old processes, services or products to affect negative changee in their business.

b)

Is when an organization introduces new processes, services or products to affect negative change in their business.

c)

Is when an organization introduces new processes, services or products to affect positive change in their business.

d)

Is when an organization introduces old processes, services or products to affect positive change in their business.

28.

What are the types of innovation?

a)

Revenue, business, industry

b)

Organizational, process, product, marketing, Eco

c)

Households,NGOs, packing

29.

Innovation it is also a destrcutive process

a)

True

b)

Falsa

30.

Select the famous innovators

a)

Nikola Tesla

b)

Dwayne Douglas

c)

Marie Curie

d)

Steve Jobs

e)

Mark Sinclair